"eclipses" 怎么发音

word

US

iˈkɫɪpsɪz/, /ɪˈkɫɪpsɪz

ee-KLIP-siz or ih-KLIP-siz

UK

ɪklˈɪpsɪz

ik-LIP-siz

释义

An eclipse is when one celestial body (like the moon or sun) is fully or partially covered or blocked by another as seen from Earth. The verb 'eclipses' also means to overshadow or become more important than something else.

IPA 音标

美式英语

iˈkɫɪpsɪz/, /ɪˈkɫɪpsɪz

英式英语

ɪklˈɪpsɪz

简化发音

美式

ee-KLIP-siz or ih-KLIP-siz

英式

ik-LIP-siz

语境中听

Solar eclipses happen when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun.

Some eclipses are only visible in certain countries.

People travel to watch rare eclipses.

Her talent truly eclipses all her competitors.